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Issue |
Bill # |
Bill Description |
CLUE |
Defines claim against a policy' to mean a contact with an insurer by the insured or an affected third party for the express purpose of seeking payment of proceeds under the terms of a policy of insurance against direct loss to residential real property and its contents. A report of loss or a question relating to coverage would not independently establish a claim against a policy. Effective upon approval by Governor or upon becoming law without such approval. |
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Motor Vehicle Insurance |
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(Traffic Safety - Child Safety Seats) |
Raises to seven years the age at which a child is no longer required to be seated in a special child restraint while in a motor vehicle. Sent to Governor 4/16/04. |
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(Miscellaneous - Pre-payment of Motor Vehicle Premiums) |
Lowers the mandatory period of pre-payment of motor vehicle insurance premiums to 30 days. If enacted, effective 7/1/04. |
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Terrorism Insurance |
Amends the law relating to judicial proceedings in the event of a natural disaster, civil disturbance, or other emergency situation. Effective 5/13/04. |
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Tort Reform |
Allows the trial court to accept forms of security other than a supersedeas bond as a condition of staying a civil judgment during the appeal process. Effective upon approval by Governor or upon its becoming law without such approval. |
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Workers' Compensation |
Specify that the Subsequent Injury Trust Fund may not reimburse any self-insured employer or insurer for a subsequent injury for which a claim is made for an injury occurring after June 30, 2008. If enacted, effective 7/1/04. |
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The information contained in this summary is not intended as a portrayal of every property/casualty-related law enacted in each state. Rather, it represents recently enacted legislation specifically identified by NAMIC State and Regulatory Affairs Staff as bearing direct relevance to those issues that represent NAMIC's National State Legislative Agenda or otherwise deemed pertinent to the interests of the majority of NAMIC members.
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NAMIC Survey of New State Insurance Laws